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When you want to visit the volcanic island of Nisyros on your Kos break, do it the convenient way with a day trip that covers all your transport and a guide. With the logistics handled by a local expert, you’ll focus on the fun stuff instead: A trip to the volcano’s crater, a visit to Mandraki town, and time at the monastery of Panagia Spiliani are all on the itinerary.

Discover the stunning waters of Kos with the self-drive boat rental service. Perfect for families or groups, these 30HP Blue Water 170 boats require no license, allowing you to navigate the Aegean Sea with ease. Enjoy the freedom to set your own itinerary, explore hidden beaches, and create unforgettable memories with friends and family. Each rental includes essential safety equipment and a cooler for your refreshments. - No skipper license required—easy for beginners. - Choose from full-day or half-day rentals for flexibility. - Insurance and safety gear included for peace of mind. - Located in the heart of Kardamena, just minutes from the harbor.

If there's one must-visit while you're in Kos, it's the volcanic island of Nisyros. Greek legend says it was created from a stone thrown by the god Poseidon. And it's a scenic gem of an hour-long trip that takes you there. Visit Mandraki, Nikia, the Stefanos crater and more.

Embark on a thrilling 8-hour journey to the captivating Nisyros Volcanic Island. Legend has it that the island was once a part of Kos until a volcanic eruption and seaquake caused a dramatic separation. Prepare to be mesmerized by the island's untamed beauty, vibrant hues, and striking black rocks. Amidst the lunar landscape lies Polybote, Europe's ancient and awe-inspiring volcanic crater. Don't miss out on this unforgettable adventure.